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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
BUCKRIELD

Nathaniel Cannon. OF Fort falfnsli.
Aroosiook 70. who lefl Buckneli for the
eastern part ofths State sixty years ago,
returned recently. and was the guest OF
Carlton Gardner. Two generations, near.
~. have passed since he ief his native
place.
George Sage. u. s. A, who IL making
the tour % TIE State With q dog cart, with
bis family, were AZ The Duekneli House
two days. Mr Sage len Tor the white
Mountains Thursday morning.
Robinson Deans tro,ilng stallion. "Baby
Dean" 10 q private trial on Canton Trot'
ting Park made mile Ia ?. 81. last week.
There were Ten cars OF passengers on
the Sanday excursion 10 the Unlyersallsi
Grove Meeting on the u Y. 4 u. Railroad.
An interesting game OF base ball took
place on IIersey Park last Saturday be.
tween the Dsihcls and Bucknelis. result
Ing In a score o, - % In favor Of the
Buckhelis.
How long will long-sunsflng pa bic en-
dare the condition Of some OF the hlsa'
ways Ia Buekheldf
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ANDOVRR.

Mrs. Alylra uoigman. OF SO. Andovcr,
died las, Friday forenoon, aged - years
Funeral services were held SUNDAY sfIsr'
noon, Rev. Gilman Rice Officiating.
The Cong1 Ladies Circle me, with Mrs
Henry \. Philbrook, OF Farmers Ill.,
wednesday evening.
Mrs. Clara T.. Bailey, Of Poland, Is'isli-
Ing friends here.
Rev. Chas. Dame, pastor OF The Cong
church In this place from 1852 to 1851 IL
In town.
W. w. Barnes & Sons have moved their
goods Into their new store.
The school 81 South Andover. taught by
Miss George Akers. closed last week, AFTER
a successful term OF twelve weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Appleton. ofProvIdenee, II, L,
/. spending few weeks In town, stopping
a. G.. II. Messerye's.
Mrs. Eliza Cutting. relici OF the late
Eoen eating, died Wednesday. Aug ION.
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GREENWOOD.

Believing "pure religion and undsnled''
To consist. In part st least. In visiting the
sick. a. well a. ''the fAtherless and widows
In their tfiilctlon." we started ont last
Sabbath morning on that sort OF mission,
and found some of the folks somewhat az
reported, while others were qulte dlrerent.
Oracle Emmons. instead OF belrg sick OF
consumption. - report had 10, has . dis.
eased stomach, SO that she can neither re-
tain food nor medicine. and probably VIII
survive but q short time. She II about ID
years OF age. Mrs- Shedd Il apparently
better NJ present. and has . good appetite
Tor food. samuel Elwell. who was taken
sick the IL, OF Jan, IL so he can do some
work. but still 10 feeble health. Mrs. VIII
lard Ames and her son, Orvillc, were both
80 sick last week a. % have the doctor.
Ills IL = rheumatic trouble, brought on,
probably, by exposure In the logging
swamp winters. Mr.. Bsooks's little boy,
Ernest. IL siill In q bal condition, and 10
AL appearance, growing worse. Two OF
bis little brothers show symptoms OF the
same disease.
Two good hay days thus FAR this week,
which makes the farmers smile, a. well
they might Grain Is now being cut A.
well A. hay.
Corn has attained q good growth.
Potatoes. In some localities, are begin.
mig 20 rust l. ID
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LOWELL.

Died, 10 Lowell, Aug. 10Th, Mis-. Sarah
Brown, wife OF sswell Brown, Esq, aged
- years. -
The remAlns Of Mrs. Jennie Sha,tuek, OF
Bo.tou. were brought To No. Lowell Wed
nest.y. for burial. faperal on Friday,
attended by Elder Poiile.
Ernest Hatch has gone TO Ofono ID A.
tend the State College.
Charlie harrington and George Hisseil
are here from Brooklyn.
Netile Andrews Is home from Lawrence
on a vacation.
Fred KlmbAii l. no better.
Mr. John Mason, OF Fall River, Is here
20 attend The funeral OF his sister, Mrs
Brown.
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yyRsT paris.

The game OF base ball Friday afternoon
between the Fad niue OF this place aud The
sni nine OF South Paris resulted In favor
OF TIE West Paris nine. by score OF % Ia
%.
Mr. Arctls Caldwell IL dangerously sIeh.
s. learn.
Mr.. Henry fiaeli IA putllng In the cellar
and underplnnlng 10 his new house.
julian Young Is 10 build him anew house
soon.
J. wayland Kimbsll Is pu,ilng In a steam
boiler, 10 warn his house By steam. VIII
ligh, his chair factory this wln,er by cleo
triciiy.
Many people are now suffering from sum
fnsr troubles
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FAST SUMNER.

Hardest time 10 nalsh hsyine that l
ever knew" say the farmers Meadows
are very wet. and Il will be dltiienli - Sc
cure The hay IN good condition.
Jonathan Briggs. an old resident OF sum
nsr. died on Saturday eve. the 6ih' insi,
NJ The ace OF - years.
The dAmage To the Congl church by
lightning Is - be estimated by the bulider,
DeA W. r. Berry, OF Canton. Insured In
wheeleF's agency. SO. Paris.
Parties 90 almost daily % Black Noun
tain Aftcr blnebcrrie., and generally eome
back well laden.
Mr. n. s. Rlieoat. who Il temporarily
Supplying the Cougi society. IL laborlng
with much real and IL much liked by the
people generally. Mr.. waliton, The sup
ply for The Bapilsis Il doing elective work
ant il well received.
Rev. Z. T. Keen, OF Eu, Hebron, was In
TIE place Monday night. the SD, inst, en
route for West Peru.
Miss jennie Steisoa Ia In The post ofiiee
daring Miss Lila S,eison's vacation.
SLOCUN
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HARTFORD.

Ga - square rois Lot T.. Keene sold
81 bushels OF potatoes Cor which be reoely'
"a .0 cents per bashcl Ga IL square
rods BE sold ls6 quarts OF Strawberries be-
sides what they usei In The family.
Lewis Reed has returned from Mime
sofa. where he has been With his brother
Axsi
Mr.. W. 4 Bleknsll. from Boston, Is
vlsltlug =. II. A. Blcknelfs.
Mrs. SULLIVAN Carney l. Al home Nter
an absence % SIX mouihs.
james Siarolrd has len tOvn.
The TipA0as man wants 10 know What
las become % JOB whiihers. JOB IL Al
right and Ike spontaneous combusiion
liable % break Oai when least expected.
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NORTH FRyEBt'RG

Rev. =. VI. Av0fi. Of Friendship. y. Y,
with Ill. wife vii hc ne guest % bis 500,
Rev o. =. Afford, for some weeks AZ
Osborn Charles.
Miss Beisey Farflagt0n Il visiting Mrs.
Charles Lewis.
Mrs willlAm Wiley. OF Peabody, Macs.
i with Mrs.. Siephca warrington.
Mrs. Susan Wiley has been receiving =
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Pierce. OF
Peabody.
Freddie. The ten year OF son % Mr..
Frank Nason, OF Providence, now visiting
A. Mr.. Thomas Haichlns's. was severely
bitten rcceaty by q dog belonging 10 Otis
Saith The wouri WAS cautsr.E,i by Dc.
eastman, who was a. The hone OF bis SIS
Ter. Mrs JlrA;han iUiy.
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NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. 4. 5. Beans Oldest brother ani
wife. nom New York. have been visiting
there Tor few days. =,
NJ. james Hammond aud son. from y.
IL. stopped few days a. j. I. bradbury :.
A large number from this place went on
tne excursion Tuesday.
Mrs. Albion Hall died Friday morning.
TIE funeral WAS a. the Congl church ~
he Centre. She leaves husband, and
four children. one son and three daughters
q. A. stephens has retained 10 Mass.
Thee are city bozrders a. simon SIC
phens'. Berlsmln fuckers, Osgood Perry
ani Mrs. Thomas Wits, also AZ Cnss'
Partridge's.
n has been reported. by those Tia, pre-
tend 20 know. that there ere over one hun,
drei cottages aud tents on the shore ana
islart OF the lake.
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WEST REIHRI..

Blaebsrries are quite scarce here. AMI
not many have been brought from other
towns. Mason sni North Albany usually
supply this market.
Mrs. Mary 4 Sioweil. Of Boston, Is WIS.,
Ting friends here.
The Sabbath school Il well attended.
and A. W. Grover IL ssuperintendent who
understands his business.
John Ryan has bought the Stowell lot
OF n. T. Mains, and now needs only ahouse
and q wife ~ make him home.
\ J. Bell and II. 4. Jadklns are each
driving q fourhOrse team Tor A. \. Bean,
hauling spool-sirips nom the steam mill
In Mason. % this village.
4. 4. Growers large farm house IL hllsd
with bOArders from the cities
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RONBuRY.

Born. Aus. SD. 20 The wife ofGso II.
Lafd. a daughter.
The ''couiAgion- OF Dist No. :. i get
ting al over town.
The Penleys lost their best COW. She
broke through into scaviiy In the pasture.
Itlsa severe loss % these hard working
farmers.
Elder York has been maklas calls on
the inhabitants up AMI down river. lie
can help 10 temporal a. well - splfiinh
,hlngs. Ia woman l. perplexsi with her
cheese mAklng. he can tell her exactly how
IL l. done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
RT-NFoRD CENTRE.

Rev. q. u. Hsnaaf1rt bapllIst nse per.
.ous and received four into the church lAst
s,bbsth. Twelve have been received lnto
S,il rnembefshlp, and eighteen have been
hsn,IIst. slnce the frst OF Jane
NJ. and AIRS. Partridge are visiting .ne's
sister. Mrs. A. J. knight. They in'eHu
20 return % New York next week.
Mss Robinson. OF Minot. has been sis''
ing her nephew. Rev. Me-. Hsnnhofi.
Dr. G. 4. Small IL visiting his fs,ner'
lie will remain here few weeks.
Rsv. Mr.. Hsnnafori was called 20
Locke's Mills Tuesday, 20 onicis'e ~ tae
funeral OF Mrs. Rhoda whitman.
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pIxrIELp CENTRE.

laying Is fast becoming . thing OF the
pist. good crop OF excellent quality.
Oats are rustlng badly.
Corn looks well, but IL . little late.
The potato crop will be light Ia this VI
ciniiy.
"shomsr" made his mother short visl,
last week a. this place.
Among our present city visitors are
Fred. son OF Russell white, or Boston. Mrs
Chamberlain, sister OF Mrs. A. L. White.
Mrs. Melvina Weston, OF Cal, Mrs. Han
nah X. fobes and daughter. Mrs. Roland.
OF Lynn. and Mrs. Alice l. harrington, oil
wLtham, Mass.
Mrs Elijah IIolmsp, who has been visit
Inc friends At this place for The psst few
weeks, will soon return 10 her sons, In
Pennington.
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nIIEAIl.

Fine growing weather. The oldest In
hahitsnts. thlns, never saw vegetation
grow fAstcr than Il has Tor the past monih.
Potato bugs are vet very troublesome,
art the farmers have 20 be on TIE var
path. Nearly twice A. much Paris green
las been use,i this year a. last.
The hay has been about all secured and
no; much hAs beca damaged by The dall
weather.
Yoar correspondent hal tie pleasure OF
seeing The beauty OF nlghtbloomlng
ceruAs Al Mrs. John wlshrs, Tuesday
evening
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FAST PERU.

wlsoa Stlllmau came qaltc near loslng
one OF his team horses by lis getting loose
one night sni getting into the bay on his
bay ard breaking through The door, where
be huug al mofnlng. II took i've men 10
get II out. ,
Mrs. Carrie Burgess dashed her school
In Dist. No. I. on the 5ih.
The farmers that own meadows under
Black Mountain turned out and repaired
their road, by blasting number OF large
rocks that were 10 the road. The blue.
berry plckers ,hs, passed over the road
appreciated II very much.
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Mn.rExcEfIENr.

] ]. Atkins. Calsf % Police. knoxville,
Isra.. writes Ny family aud are ben
,l-itf.-, y0ur most excellent medicine
~ Kegs Nes Discovery Tor cons1np-
zoe having fluni 10 90 1e AT that you
cam Or DO. i.slrc 10 testify 20 iis virtue.
Ai ifelfs % whom have recommended
~ PRAISE e a. every opportunity. Dr.
A1ss New Discovery f1r Consumption u
siNi-ie-i o. cure Coughs, Colds, BrOn'
ea.lis. Asiama. Group and every srsetloa
oi Iaflit Caest and Lungs. Trial Bot
- ffee a. Noyes' Drug Store, Norway
LNge s.Es. 81 cents and 500.
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UPTON.

Nothing OF Importance this week.
The boys msuage - pass their time
playing tennis, base ball and croquet
WIN Klmbsll and his chum, Charlie
wardwell, are 10 town.
Ned Greene has returned from Enrol,
where he has been painting the umosgoe
House.
Farmers are nearly done hsyIng. though
the weather has been unfsyorahle. They
have secured good barns full OF hay.
olher crops are looking better than usual.
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MASON.

N your South Baekneld correspondent
means me when he speaks OF the phllan'
ihrOplc friend or the crow, am ready 10
answer In brief his query In regard 10 Z
State bounty on that most useful, oui much
abused bird. II be would raise up class
OF useless loAfcrs, educated Al the public
expense. let our legislature give bounty
Tor the destruction OF the crow and be Will
have his hearts desire fully s,,lsh II. Ia
two Year, time We shall have class OF
boys Tia, viii DO more mischief In one sea
son than AT the crows will do In aeertary'
some OF our people are done hiying.
Grain IL ripenlng fast
CD. NORTH and wife had reception
Tuesday evening" A go)iiy eompiny aud
a good Time are TepOrtei.
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RIluFORD POINT.

Miss Dlimsn, who has been stopping 81
the Martin House, returned 20 Baltimore
Al.es Klmoall spends par, Of the simmer
a, Newport.
Miss Os.ranier IL at John Howe's.
Msreie Holmes, from Portland, Is Visit
Ing Lulu Hayes
Mrs. Thurstou. from Enrol, Is at her
sons.
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nr,cr ~.

lol Are .c..lug depressed, yoar Ap2stite
poof, yll are bothered with HeAiaehe'
20 -le 1isc,iY, nervous. and generAilJ
~ li sorts. ard want % bruce up. Brace
~ az 90; sith stlmalants, spring mtdi'
e.-t'' % Differs, walea have Cor their basis
~ caeap. BAD waiskey, and Saieh sim
-.A'ss JOG fjF an boar. Abd then leaves y0u
"a W1fsl condition than before. Whai
lel sat D. an altsrstiye that will purify
io.i bod, Start healthy action OF Liver
- Alineys, restore your vitality. and
80 reserved health and strength. S9cn
AIeieine y01 will fnd In Electric Bitters'
- o1iy % cents bottle a. Noyes' Drug
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OXFORD

Harry Hayes went 10 orono on Monday.
Manly Tracy was In town Tor few Jays
last week.
The Portland Stars played against The
Is, nine on Saturday. Result OF game. II
20 Il la fsyO. OF the Oxforis.
Among the visitors In town last week
were SIR. and Mrs. Charles Sprlng. OF Chi
eago, Mr.. King and Mrs. Jennie Morrison,
OF Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes. aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, OF New York.
Rev. Mr. Greeley's sabjcc, on sandy
was Science aud Immortality.
The C0ng1 soolable on wednesday At
Central Hall was well attended. Mrs. Nor
risou. OF Portland, favored the audience
with singing.
REV. Geo. A. Tewksbury, OF Cambridge
port, Is visiting bis father.
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FAST Hebron.

Ne. and Mrs. Frank Cobb, OF Chleago,
are visiting SIR c. mother, the widow
Cobb.
Mr. snd Mrs.. John brown. oflhis place,
are visiting Mrs rs brother, Nathaniel
Kssne. Esq % West Poland.
school 10 district No. Z, OF Hebron, be
glns August i5ih. and continues eight
weeks.
J. J. Fuller has retained from Nlns
IIavc1, where be has been stopping tbs
last ten days.
Rev. &. T. keene returned home from
ocean Park Monday morning. and be Ani
rs daughter. Miss LsllA keene. started
Tor Peru 10 the afternoon.
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FRYEBURu.

Rev. Mr.. Dunn, OF Porilsnd, preached
A. the Consl church Suaisy forenoon.
The UnIyersallst Grove Meeting Al Mar
thas Grove Was highly successful.
N. o. McIntire len for Lancaster MASS
on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. II. Tarbox spen, Sunday here
with his family.
Mrs. sheplsy and daughter have returned
10 Winchester.
Nc. @. A. Page has gone to Darlington,
Me.,-hls native place.
Mrs. DR.. Towle has returned from her
two months outing. accompanied oy net
son, w. w. Towle, Esq OF Boston.
Dr.. Arthur Perry and hl, sister, Miry'
are at DIR. Towles.
Herbert Oilln has a. last reached Mrs.
Souther's, after . delay by sickness 10
Canada, where he was with Bishop Niles
family, ON. ii.
There have been three river trips the
past week. One taken by Rev. Mt. Damn
and q. l.. Klmball, who decide thar this
will be an important feature or Recreation
Day next year a. G. l. \. &.
Percy Knight has been hire for two days.
Coug1 Sabbath school picnic At Carriers
IIIii on Thursday, Aug. liih.
Mrs. q. IL. Abbott and family, OF Fort
land, are AZ Mrs. Rsndslfs.
Mrs. Colby and daughter, OF Lewiston
are st J. q. Gerp's.
Mr. Elbridge Charles Is moving from
Lowell.
Miss Hattie Dexter. OF Maiden. Mas,
IL at Miss A. ". Pages.
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pRyANTs POND.

Mrs. Ruiss X Dinham i very sick with
cholera morbas, and II Il thought she eau
not live.
Dr. c. n. Rankin Il visiting hi. parents
AZ East Hiram.
Geo. N. Shepard and family. OF Bath
are boarding AZ the Glen Mountain House.
Edwin Q. Cooke, OF Trenton, ". j, was
In town Thursday.
Basiness Il rushing a, the Glen Noun
tain House.
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DIXFIELD.

The farmers have commenced 10 harvcs,
their grain and Il makes business for The
thrashiug machine.
Mr.. George NJ. Atwood and wife were
In town last week.
Frank Stanley l. t1lliins house.
The spool strips have been moved Into
III new she'd.
They are setting % the machinery a,
u corn lAcilry.
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WEST SUMNER

Lots OF hay 20 cut Jet
Hiram :. coburn has sold his horse 70
N. y. Chaso. OF Backheli. =,
Geo. n. Pulsifer. OF The hrm OF IL. ~
ch.se 4 Co, Is AZ home Cor few weeks.
Ths "IIlghlabd Spring IIouss" Is having
lots % comp,ny.
disease.
People r,p1ft the largest crop OF DAY
that Ne have hai for years.
Appi~s are not plenty ~ AL.
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SOUTH BETHEL.

Most OF The farmers have fuishsd. or
have nearly anished hsylng.
The heavy rains OF two weeks ago TOOK
Out the dams OF Messrs. Goddard, Virgin.
AMI Rlpl,y. Mr. Goddard IL clearing bis
poud OF sanken logs Mr.. Virgin has 4
new dam and fang completed and IL ready
Cor work.
Work on The bridge OF the q. T. X. Is
progressing. They are now putilng In the
end butment. and The trains In conse-
quencc run very slowly over H.
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PORTER.

BAD weather for hsying. The meadows
are very wet.
More boariefs arrived a. the Elmwood
House the past week.
Horace Libby and Walter ffeneh, from
Boston. are stopping here.
Some farmers have had TO qalt haying,
and cut their grain. They are drawing II
10 South Hiram to be threshed.
Mrs. WIN. II. Sawyer IL quiie sick.
Mr.. Southwick has returned 10 Lynn.
our fall term OF school commenced l,s'
Monday. Nellie @. Rsdlon, ofKezn Falls
teacher.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

Bat one bay Gay last week. The Cxces.
sivsly warm and vet weather has damaged
The lay crop greatly, bat u seems % De
good weather fof potato bags.
ar ans Mrs. 4. &. Rowe, Miss Rove
ani Mss Locke cime from Camp Caribou
PtmAche,ncc. on Thursiay, hlving made
a tour OF The Lakes
Mrs. storey cane down. weni % Cole
brook % have some teeth extracted
A fearful shower In this section on
Saturday. raised the smaller streams aoi
The MAgallowAy % driving pitch.
Coarscr brook rose slx feet 10 my minutes
AZ Errol
Born. Aug. "A. q Sir Ani Mrs y. H.
EIrf a s0r
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RnXRrRY POND

"a Bodwell. formerly OF AndoVer. has
held several meetings here, the last one
belrg Jaly Jlst
TIE meadows 10 tie west part OF THIS
town. have been f1wed BY ne dam erect
81 In the cigc % Andover, - hold water
back cor drlvlns purposes, 30 that the
grass u nearly. OF qaitc worthless. hFl-
3euiiy the owners are very piileu', ifnot
si1N % anger.
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DENMARK.

VIM. Fessendeu IL pu,,lsg Is feet OF We
rands on his residence. which gives u
home look.
I. ". berry and Geo. A. Smith attended
the Grand Lodge 81 Portland last week.
Mrs. Frank jordan aud Miss Kate ingalls,
iolned the unlversallst excursion from
welrs 10 Mt. Washington. and passed The
nigh, ofthe 9th st the tip top house. They
report The trip ss delightful. especially
sunrise and sunset on the mountain.
The personal property OF the late J. c.
Hodge will be sold Aug. l7th, by the adj
mlnls,raior. Rafus Prince, q, bis late resi-
dcnce
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BRowNFIELD.

John McDonAl has opened sale work
shop In the OLD Darrows store, which he
has bought.
l.. n. Bean has sold bis in.eres, In The
dowcl mill for the present.
A. \. BArTOws Is soon 20 return 10 Kan
sas
A band OF gypsies OF The loves, grade
passed through this village, having with
Them delicA,e.iOoking little white girl
DR.. GAtchell has commenced building
him house on Main street
Miss McD0nAl IL making extensive re
pairs on her buildings.
Mss Cora Giles, OF DlidefOri, and Mrs
Butierhsld, OF PAiien. are stopping al j.
l. frink's.
Corn l. looking hnely.
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EAST BROWNPIRLD.

Meadow haylng has begun, bat 10 mlny
parts OF the meadow II l. too wet - DO
anything.
j. H.. Suckncy has moved the OLD stable
on the home place, In which position u has
stood slnce tie Tin. Of John Smiths stag
ing.
Mr. Kezn has flashed bis house and
moved into H. lie has now very at
tractlVc looking place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

p.a Aasiln Chase met VIII severe &C.
e.isai a short time slucc. II ~ Ma
.tanirg ~ his horse. ne rcins Sefe' ~
ks1Nu % him. on the ground TIE horse
si,f.el sliiculy. ant Dci- cases ie.t
80 caagat In tie rcins. Fortunately
zone one "a near. aui The horse N.s soon
.eeo-i Mr. Chase was badly hned
m. laughter. with Der Husband an son
AZ c1n.rg To- he al - make their home
a. Ia chssrs
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A very cni1yable time WAS h,t Al The
,s.Iirnce % ". X. Greene, % tals village,
a. wednesday. on the occasion VI The
.ih anniversary % Mr ant Mr.. Gfceues
-.rrIare Nr Grecne's tao sons from
No. anI brother ant sister OF Mrs..
G-es-s we're present on The occasion, AM
A.. rnmNer % frienis On TIE village
go .raseat lu tae evening. 4 hast OF
.,li h.nrs wts prepared for AZ In TIE
gr.-.er Tae afli wNs a surprlsc % ne
sf.fe saicroon. Many valuable presents
So IN them by frieuts present Ani seni
tvr...,.vcs ani friends from = distance.
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MIDDLE INTERvALE tBrrnrL.l

In last weeks Item. Alphonso Cole
should have been Alphonso Bean.
Mrs. DorcAs watkins, from Lewiston,
IL visiting her old home.
Moses Oliver aud family, from IIolyoke,
Mass, are visiting a. J. divers.
The strange dog mentioned last week.
has been shot on The place where he Was
then seen.
Apple. are very scarce In this vicinity.
Mrs n. Wiley is a. home on vacation.
ID. NJ Klmball. who has worked AZ Mr.
Car,er's long while. and escaped the sick
list, Il now Al home on the lane llst-
Summer boarders now erjoy riding.
n t. X
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NEMRY-

Addison saunders. OF HArovsr. J. very
sick With brain iroablc.
There are Two new cases % vpholl
fever A. ChArlcs wAkcr's, bis wife and
daughter, Alma
n n. Knapp has gone % Albany. - bis
son laws, Horace FOSTERS.
B.uebcrr's are very p.eniy, ani very
chesp ccuts q1art a, Bethel
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, InE BEsr SALvE In he world Tor Cats.
sSia.sss, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rasam. Fever
S c,tes, fei.-r, Capped HAucs, Cailolalns,
.o'as, All al Skla Erupii01s, aud post
10y cares Piles. Or no pay repaired. ~
= <eHanieed 10 give perfect Satisfaction,
nooey refaatsd. Price q cents Per
~ fos sale At Soyss' Drag Store, Nor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

GEltr MrrrtSo -rae as; o. TIE series
of Ca.gcfsalsi grove meetings vii D. held
A. Bryart. Pluf. Aug. 18Th. No post
p1rrnsr, on account % tae weather. a.
g. utetlg vi ID bel held in ne church "
ll, .asiat Rev. n. r. Nyc. OF fenn.'
az o,.ef gooi speakers vii be present
p Wesi Parls band vii lead The siugirg
Tae pace i EASY of access BY RAJ, AL "
L. ll9.i "a; ihe t.fsreut churches VII
t.E represented on taat occasion.